Badd Ass Rides via Atlanta Street Rods.

Trying to find the owner of either. Looking for an assembly Manual for their 33 ford coupe

Can anypn Help?


Leo Klein
[email protected]
1-520-227-8318

 

Assembly manual? We don't need no stinkin' assembly manual.

 

^^^^ lmao ^^^^

 

assembly manual!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

nice. should be all ya need.

oh fuck

 

Sorry my friend I think you have us mixed up with IKEA

 

An assembly Manual????.........I'm speechless!!

 

someone call this guy. he left his NUMBER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

insert slot "a" into slot "b" .bend tab down with bfh.

 

oh man...

 

Proof that they walk among us.

 

Assembly manuals are for people who don't know what they're doing......Maybe I could use one.

 

I've used service manuals plenty of times... drum brakes are a bitch.

 

http://www.atlantastreetrods.com/

Give 'em a call. They could use an early morning laugh also

 

If they have one, it was probably written in China:

Careful unwrap all part. Now first part take and second part take put together.

 

Watch the Arizona Craigslist for a unfinished 33 ford project everybody...

 

Maybe he bought a kit car?

 

perfect

 

Hahahahaha!!!! I don't care who ya are, thats funny.

 

Now be easy since it might be the OPs first build and needs some help putting it togather,just think back to when you had your first major project if it was in pieces and you did not take it apart. Somebody with a 33 or 34 needs to guide this person on how to put it togather.

 

I did send the OP a pm with some info on a shop manual.

Just havin a little fun is all.

 

when Iinstalled the faux eng it hits the firewall . Is there a measurement for the motor mounts from the front of the frame? Or do I put it where it looks good? The car has an independent front.

Leo

 

instructions are just another mans opinion......

 

And some of you AZ hambers are going to meet this guy, maybe someday, coming down a 2 lane blacktop toward you. If I lived close, I would want to know what color it would be painted, so I could BOLO. We need a federal regulation for a test before a person can buy a kit car.

 

Faux engines, IFS, assembly manuals ...oh man

 

He's pulling are chains!......Gotta be!...as if not, buy one done, for the sake of everyone on the road.

 

I would put it where it looks good, after first sorting out how far forward you think it needs to go and then checking to see where the radiator will be etc for clarances.

Realize that motor placement can impact the weight distribution at the four wheels, the further forward the motor the more front heavy it will be. Here is a quick explanation about weight distribution, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automobile_handling

If you don't plan on road course type of running of the car, you just need to be aware of the difference in weight by placement.


Do you already have the driveshaft? If so and you don't want to buy another one,that comes into play.

Good luck!

By the way, if you are not a certified welder, I would suggest getting someone that is to do your final welds.

 

Does the instruction manual include how to do that "fauxtina" paint thing?

 

DAMMMMMMMMMNNNNN! This is some funny stuff, especially the XX beer guy poster!

 

He actually has a "faux" plastic engine for setup too!